You don't mention where to add the milk, so I added it after adding the butter, and I didn't need to add any water right away. I rolled this out in batches because it didn't seem to be holding together too well, and the 2nd and 3rd batches needed water because the dough started drying out. I used salted butter and reduced the salt to 1/4 tsp and that worked out ok. I think I may have rolled them out thinner because the oatcakes turned out pretty crisp AND I got 20 instead of 16. This tastes really good with cashew butter, but I can't wait to try it out with cheese!
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Best oatcake recipe I've made - easy and quick, not to say tasty. I added extra milk to the leftovers for the second batch and omitted the salt to improve health properties. Excellent with philly light cheese!
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I had trouble with this dough, I used so much more liquid than specified and it was hard as a rock to roll out. I wonder if I used the right oatmeal. However, it was simple and tastes nice and homemade.
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I topped half the batch with a Russian sheep cheese and the other half with a spoonful of cinnamon-sugar and a pat of butter as they went into the oven. So hearty and good! Thanks for the recipe
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